[msn] user geadd waneer ik offline was? - Softwareontwikkeling

zaterdag 29 december 2001 00:25

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Martink

Topicstarter

Hoe kan ik zien of een user mijn bot heeft geadd in list als de bot offline was?

zaterdag 29 december 2001 00:40

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Verwijderd

Je bot??

msn geeft toch altijd zo'n schermpje met de vraag of iemand mag zien of je online bent ofzo..

zaterdag 29 december 2001 00:40

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Orphix

Je krijgt toch een melding van MSN wanneer iemand jou heeft toegevoegd

zaterdag 29 december 2001 00:41

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inTIMidate

das zodra je online komt

zaterdag 29 december 2001 00:43

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Reacher

oldschool

Met msn plus kon je toch mensen toegevoegen zonder dat ze je daar toestemming voor moesten geven?

but I don't like you in that way
the best things in life are illegal
born to do porn!

zaterdag 29 december 2001 00:48

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Verwijderd

Ehh, is het niet zo dat je helemaal niemand kan toevoegen als je offline bent?

zaterdag 29 december 2001 09:18

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kvdveer

Z.O.Z.

MSN ken vier lijsten:
AL, RL, FL en BL

In de ForwardList (FL) staan mensen van wie JIJ wil zien waneer ze online zijn. Wordt ook wel je contactlist genoemd

In de Reverse List (RL) staan de mensen die van jou willen zien waneer je online bent.

In de allow list (AL) staat wie jou allemaal mag zien wanneer je online bent.

In de Block list (BL) staan mensen die NIET mogen zien waneer je online bent.

In dit document staat geschreven:
5.7 User List Types

Some of the protocol commands are used to the manipulate lists of
users. The following types of user lists are supported by the
protocol:

Forward List (FL) - The list of users for whom a given user wants to
receive state change notifications. The Forward List is what is most
commonly referred to as the user's "contact list."

Reverse List (RL) - The list of users who have registered an
interest in seeing this user's state change notifications.

Allow List (AL) - The list of users who the user has explicitly
allowed to see state change notifications and establish client-to-
client sessions via a Switchboard Server.
Block List (BL) - The list of users who the user has explicitly
prevented from seeing state change notifications and establishing
client-to-client sessions via a Switchboard Server.

Ik weet zeker dat je dat document hebt, en anders had je het gevonden als je had gezocht. Deze vraag gaat dus voor voor RTFM.

[edit]
Aangezien je volgende vraag gaat zijn hoe je aan die lijsten komt:

In dit document staat geschreven:
7.5 Client User Property Synchronization

[...]

Once a client logs in successfully, it uses the SYN command to
ensure it has the latest version of the server-stored properties.
These properties include: Forward List, Reverse List, Block List,
Allow List, GTC setting (privacy setting when someone adds this user
to their Forward List), and BLP setting (the user's privacy mode).
The SYN command is:

C: SYN TrID Ser#
S: SYN TrID Ser#

The Ser# parameter sent by the client is the version of the
properties currently cached on the client. The server responds with
the current server version of the properties. If the server has a
newer version, the server will immediately follow the SYN reply by
updating the client with the latest version of the user properties.
These updates are done as described below, and are done without the
client explicitly initiating a LST, GTC or BLP command. Note that
the server will update all server-stored properties to the client,
regardless of how many entries have been changed.

The following "List Retrieval and Property Management" section
describes the format of the user properties sent by the server.
After the SYN reply from the server, the user property updates will
be sent from the server in this sequence: GTC, BLP, LST FL, LST AL,
LST BL, LST RL.

All the user property updates will share the same TrID as the SYN
command and reply.